How it Works

We make SCOOPS so they can make more soups

I create scoops and spoons. They are hand carved, one-of-a-kind, small artistic wood objects. When I complete a scoop/spoon, I will offer it up for "adoption."

​The next opportunity to adopt a scoop will be a partnership between Scoop Kitchen, Fisherman's Mark and Stockton Market on June 8. Stay tuned for more details.

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Why it Matters

3 million school-age children go to school without breakfast. On average, students who eat breakfast score 17% higher on  standardized testing. It Matters.

A $200 donation for a scoop = 2000 meals for kids (source: NoKidHungry.org)

It takes a village...

to feed a village... Thank you to the following people for helping me get this project off the ground:  Helen Tai, Dan Zobel, Roy Chaleff, Scott Creighton, Bonnie Chang, Bob Hsu, Ruth Morpeth, Michael Vecchiarelli, Lyn Farrugia, Mark Sfirri, and Bill Hoehne.